Medford mail tribune., March 24, 1921, Page 6, Image 6

SPAY. MARCH 21. IftM r"
PAGF, SIX
MEDFOKD MATL TRmUNR. MEDFORD. ()IV10S. THl'Ii
iRMERS
HVERSAL I
BIGGEST SELLING
SUFFRAGE FAILS
IN JAPAN DIET
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ISIiSSL 4 Ihe manufacturer oi
With Soups,
Broths and Bouillon
IKcM begun, indeed, is the dinner which com'
menecs with soup and Snow Flakes the crisp,
delicately flavored soda wafer. And for the
later courses oysters, salads and cheese. Sold
by grocers in red packages and the larnily tins..
ask tor crackers
say SNOW FLAKES
v-a PRODUCTS- -seSSsUS-fSSSI
P. C B. ASSORTED CAKES, WJ7
4M.hr P. C.B.p.otuc, sM&Mflsy
A truly delightful package oli f' -'iVKXft- -ftTV
coon, c.w.. tv-oi'
Ask your jroctr for. them. '---?-trt'
Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. .
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When your money is in our bank it is safe from fire and
burglars and your own extravagance and you can GET it when
you WANT it.
Men of financial stability, business ability, judgment and
known integrity conduct our bank.
No account is to SMALL for us to welcome; none too
LARGE for us to handle.
We invito YOUR Banking Business.
Jackson County Bank
Established 18S8
Member Federal Reservo
The
Geo. LTreichler Motor Co.
Have some good used cars
Dodge Brothers, one Hudson Speedster,
two Olds, one Ford Touring, one Maxwell
Delivery, one Ford Truck, one Olds Truclt.
For sale, all in good condition and prices are
reasonable.
Come in and lock them over
GRANTS PASS MED FORD
INTERURI5AN AUTOCAR CO.
Daily ni Hmulnj.
LEAVK (.HANTS rAHS.
10:00 a. ru.
1:00 p. in.
4:30 p. m.
Kffortlve Ortnhiir !t.1
LEAVK MKIH'OHII.
10:00 . m.
1:00 p. m.
4:10 p. m.
Care Hup at all Intermedials polntt.
Office and Wnttln Rooms: Medforrl, S South front, Nah Hotel
Bldg. Phono 3ii.i. Uinuti Fn: The Bonbonnler. I'hone 110.
We alKO operate stutca lino from Mojford to Anlilamt, I'hoenli,
Talnnt, Central Point, Jarkaonvtlla.
CMICAOO.- rarniors organization;;
of the lulled States tuiiay are official
ly considering tho most extensive co
operative marketing plans in tho his
tory of tho country.
Two well developed projects for
handling wain already have heen
worked out and are now being pre
sented to fanners. If adopted, they
will no into effect this summer. Kf
forts are hems made to unite the two
farm groups concerned on u single
system.
The final ratification mooting for
the hroader of the plans, which in
cludes the handling of all grain, is set
for April ti here. The other organiza
tion, which concerns itself only with
wheat is alroady signing up members.
On April 7 thy first working meeting
of a national livestock marketing com
mittee will be held here. Its object is
to develop a national livestock mar
keting plan.
Coineidontally with these two meet
ings, fruit growers of the country will
hold a conference in Chicago, at which
consideration will be given tho possi
bility of national cooperative effort.
The national plans for marketing of
wheat and livestock are the culmina
tion of .much local and sectional co
operative unteriirise already establish
ed by farmers.' .
The prime movers In tho plans men
tioned are the'American Farm Ilureau
Federation and the Wheat Growers'
association of America, lloth organi
zations are developments of the last
few years.
Tho "wheat strike" of last year
first attracted attention to the Wheat
Growers' association, which has its
headquarters at Wichita, Kan. Witli
I the assistance of Aaron Sapiro, a Oali-
torniii marueltng expert, it has worked
out a system and is pushing a contract
campaign in tho wheat raising slates
in Kansas effort is being made to sign
up lili.uoo.ooo bushels, or about half
the crop, in a wheat M)ol.
ihu general Kraiu and livestock
marketing plans are thoso in which
tho American Farm Human Federa
tion has taken the load. The federa
tion was permanently organized only
a year ago, on the foundation of the
county farm bureaus, already long
established.
The grain marketing plan, which
has t ho federation's support and is to
lie presented to farmers in the various
states between now and April (1, is the
outcomu of six mouths' work. It was
drawn up by fanners and other ox
ports under u committee of 17 with
(.. II. (iustafsou, of Lincoln, Neb.,
chairman. As head of a big coopera
tive organization of fanners in Ne
braska, Mr. (iustafson has already
made a success in this field.
Tile livestock committee appointed
by tho American Farm Ilureau Feder
ation to devlso a national livestock
marketing plan starts witli the same
aim as the federal ion's grain commit
tee, hut as it was created later it is
just getting into its labors at tho pres
ent lime. This Is called the "L'oinmit-
tee of Fifteen."
OYER'S STRIKE
IN PORTUGAL IS
T
v S.
LISBON. The l'orluniM'so m at
tt'iuptinK tit fnllnw the cxiimpWi of ttu
Ainriicaus iiml foico a derline In tli
oxtvssivn luift's -f food and clothEiiK
liy ret'usiuK to purchase. The people
art, iuri.Kiiaiit at the eon tinned ad
vance, of the cost of the necessities of
liviiiK. particularly the price of cod
fish, which is the chief article of food
for tho poorer families.
The city councils of Lishon and
Oporto are uiteniptiiif; to stop tho ex
actions of the protiteers hy purchasing
large nuantitW's of codfish from New
foundland and hcllini; it at one-third
the price extorted from the puhlte hy
shopkeepers. u is hoped that this
will hritiK down not only the price ot
fish tint that of meat.
The newspapers exhort tho public, to
refrain from buying rice in order to
1'iiim down the price and announce
ments have been made of several cuts
to come in lli.it food.
The lrlu;;uese public is looking to
Ihe I'nited States to re-scue them from
their plight. I'nverified rumors have
been circulated that shiploads of food
stuffs, clothing ami shos are on their
way from America to flood the mar
kets here at prices available to all
Many householders are refusing to
buy at present prices, saying, "I will
wait untii the American ships have
come."
This Woman ouffered
Mrs. H. A. l.eainan. Stutgin, Colo.,
writes: suffered with bladder and
kidney trouble for years. IVtctored
and tried everything. No help. Final
ly a friend sent me lAdey Kidney Pills.
They helped me so much I used 7 bot
tles. Now I t'eel fine. Spent sleepless
nights. Suffered so it scorned I hardly
could lic. lieeommend Foley Kidney
Pills to all who suffer from kidney
trouble us ! did." Sold evcrvwhero.
Adv.
T I K , (( 'urn spoil (blue of
Ak.hoi iuted Press Nothing -an
more miserably rib-appoint ing, t-a y;
the Nb iii-Niihi than the fate in tin
diet of the bill for umvt-rtial man i-ui
f rage. I n this respect, the jouina I
thinks the suffrage movement bear;
a strong resemblance to Ihe deinon
M'lation started some '.Hi years ago by
the t'liarist party in Knglaml.
It continues: "The bill tor univer
sal suffrage was slain. Hut it is lb
one proposed by political parties that
was shattered. The hill in the hand
of the mass of the people will, never
t lie less, force Itself on the govern
ment at every opportunity until it is
realized. The failure- of the bill in
the bands of political parties was dm
to the wrong policy of the Kenseihai,
which not only made a mess of the
bill itself, but introduced a seilou:;
chasm in the very foundations of the
party, in the form of t he expulsion
of ukio Osaki, one of the party
leaders."
The .liji thinks that the regret is
not so much at the failure of the bill
itself as at the disgracefully poor
show that Keuseikai made in conse
quence of lack of unity and prudenee.
It was the KenHeikai that gave birth
to the ami versa 1 man suffrage project,
but it was also the same party that
killed it with criminal cruelty.
Tho newspaper went on: "The lark
of unity that marked tho Keuseikai
so conspicuously when the bill in
question was introduced in the diet
for discussion gave silent, but never
theless eloquent confession to the
general incompetency of the Kensei
kai as an opposition party. This de
serves the regret of the people, since
much depends upon the sound de
velopment of the opposition parties
for the improvement of a constitu
tional government."
Tho K ok u min to opposition part v
introduced a suffrage bill and suc
cessfully secured primary considera
tion for it. It was defeated. When
the Kenseikai measure which was
couched in similar terms came up,
Mr. Osaki and others declined to sup
port it on the ground that its presen
tation was unconstitutional as the
house of representatives had already
disposed of a similar measure. For
this Mv. Osaki, and others were ex
pulsed from tho party.
41 " V-v 'Sk ''. recommends
I CRAMKCASE 3
g CLEANING I
I SERVICE I i
T i i.ujiiiiiw jtL jtw j
ZEROLENE sjtyif
LUE MAURITIUS
STIRS AUSTRIAN
' VIKNXA. March A "l!lue Mauri
tius" stamp mystery'has been turned
over to the police for solution. The
story goes that a group of men were
discussing stamp collections in a cof
fee house in the Industrial suburb of
Wciner Xeustadt when this dream of
tho philatelist was mentioned.
A car painter in the crowd asked
why it was so valuable and when told
replied: "Why 1 bad an ancestor in
Mauritius who wrote to the family
regularly. We have bundles of his
letters." He went to his house and
when the envelopes were examined,
one of the rare stamps was found.
Tho local philatelic sotety pro
nounced it genuine, hereupon t he
finder's new friends got a motor car
ami took him from place to place to
sell it.
He admits be does not remember
just what happened, but when he fi
nally refused an offer of several hun
dred thousand crowns his stamp was
given back. He took it to experts,
who said it was a forgery. Stamp ex
perts are assist ing the police in un
covering the mystery.
The "Fdue Mauritius" stamp hi one
of the world's philatelic prr.es and
commands a high price ;imioi.;; .-Camp
collectors throughout the
of the explanations of it;
the effect that almost the entire issu
of blue stamps sent from 'Jreat Hi it
ain to Mauritius was ;ost in
world. lm
rarity is u
storm.
AflAOW
Mb I
LONDON". Uritlsh women are bo
ginning to demand the appointment of
members of their sex as diplomats in
foreign services. They do not ask to
be made ambassadors or minister but
there is no knowing how soon they
may. At present they seem to be con
tented with suggesting that women be
appointed as councillors, one to each
Hritish embassy.
The idea has been put forward hy
Professor Winifred Cullis of Cam
bridge university, who stated in an
address before the KngJish Speaking
union, that women could aid the lo.it
ish ambassadors and ministers ia in
terpreting the points of view of people
of other nations, now that women have
a voice in the government. She also
proposed that women should be sent
on special diplomatic missions.
Cnfortunatoly. she added, many am
bassadors arc now strongly opposed to
such ideas.
In the Straits Settlements the local
Hritish government derives forty per
nt of its revcuuti from the opium
The crankcase should be thoroughly drained atii Unshed t
regular intervals. Refill with fresh oil.
from the Book of Instructions.
This recommendation is made to prevent rapid depreciation of th
engine caused by road dust, carbon, fine metal particles and other im
purities, which accumulate in the crankcase oil and circulate through
your engine, impairing its efficiency and ultimately leading to avoid
able repairs. However, these important instructions are often disre
garded; cleaning the crankcase is a job generally disliked.
To meet this need. Modern Crankcase Cleaning Service has been es
tablished by first-class garages and other dealers, co-operating with
the Standard Oil Company. These garages and dealers use Calol Flush
ing Oil, the scientific agent that cleans out old oil, dirt, grit and other
impurities, and does not impair the lubricating efficiency of iresh
oil used. The cleaned crankcase is refilled with the proper grade of
Zerolene.
Look for the garage or dealer displaying the sign shown here, it
means, "Btttteroperation and longer engine life," a service promptly
given at a nominal cost.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
better operation and
longer engine life"
POPULAR MUSIC, HARMONY and
RAGTIME PIANO PLAYING
TAUGHT IN 12 LESSONS
GUARANTEED
BEGINNERS OR ADVANCED PUPILS ACCEPTED.
This course is Imsod on reading ilie notes, sheet inusic that you buy from the
music store is used. You are taught to fill in, add notes, and convert Popular
Noiijrs into effective styles of ragtime, GS styles of bass, 179 different ways of
playing in the right hand.
Instructors
FRANK B. CLARK
ELLEN D. WHITE
. ROY J. WHITE
Lessons given at your home at Eagle Point, Ash
land, (I rants Pass, (iold Hill, Central Point and
Jacksonville. jMail us your name and-address
mid we will call on you in person and demon
strate this method.
ROY J. WHITE, Mgr.
WATERMAN PIANO SCHOOL
Bedford Studio at 128 S. Holly St. Phone GOO-U
Phono Palmer Piano House for demons! rat ion giving vour name and address.
C. L. Endicott, Prop.
C. M. Jones, Master Trimmer
De tuxe Auto Top Shop
SUCCESSORS TO W. H. BROWN
142 North Front St.
Phone 145-J
We are prepared to take care of any and all kinds of Auto Top
Trimming and Upholstering. We make specialty of tailor made
seat covers, and Geilig and Gould California stationary tops
The kind you saw at the show.
A trial is all we ask to convince a critical puWic.
"We Trim Your Car, Not You"
WHY WALK?
It is Healthier mid
CHEAPER TO RIDE
f von ride a
H arley-Davidson
l'ieyele ir Mntoreyele
Gay lord Motorcycle
Shop
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Vex (Ilrctt from llniien' fiirni ami procluri-cl !) liens niln n 173
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and Tanrred strata-, nut ilirerlljr trapnested. hut with years uf
KimmI lireeillim hehll'il them. Hansen's Tailored Strain
Hansen's Trapnest Sp'-" i:lis-- nred lo lay
1 ilay OKI clli J .:io $ ,:o
" weeks 1. 1.1 rliix r.r. 60
S weeks ulil pullets
4 weeks oM mn krels
l.ro.
S weeks nld
... ( 1J5.00 per 100) 1.50
(Selected) .25
'krels l.tift (Selected)
ROGUE RIVER POULTRY FARM
.50 .
traffic.
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